Most of the features of the tremendously successful P-65 can be found in the entire line of Piranha ironworkers. As an industry standard, Piranha is the best for sheet metal needs; whether it be shearing, notching, or punching holes in steel plates, Piranha Ironworkers have got you covered.
Metal fabricators can rely on Piranha ironworkers for their exceptional quality and innovative features. Each Piranha ironworker provides high quality work, cost savings, flexibility, and adaptability through a wide variety of tools and factory engineering support.
These cutting machines for Piranha fiber are equipped with the latest technology to up your production rates.
Steel fabricators can easily change from punching or bending with the P-90 Piranha Ironworker dovetail sliding. Piranha's Quick Change Tooling is a popular choice for metalworking shops. The urethane-strippers are also very effective in minimizing part distortion and reducing stroke length. Piranha Ironworker machines excel in these areas, as well as more horsepower per ton.
The Dual Operator Piranha PII-88 allows for simultaneous operation of the punch station and shear/copper-notcher stations. This ironworker will double your production capacity with dual operation and plenty of advanced features, like the Automatic Urethane Hold Down on the Plate and Angle Shear.
Whitney Single End Punch Presses (Piranha and Whitney) are making it easier to punch larger sheets, have deeper throats, or require more punching ability.
Piranha offers a wide range of cutting and shaping equipment for the metal plate manufacturing market. Piranha Whitney is a global leader in plate technology. Its products are used by the transportation, agricultural, and construction equipment sectors.
Producing complex, thick parts with multiple steps can take a lot of time when done on a series of machines. That’s why fabricators worldwide turn to Piranha-Whitney Punch Plasma Combination machines to produce three times as many parts per day, at one third the cost.
The P-110 Piranha Ironworker is incomparable in value and benefit to metal fabricators and metalworking shops. With a 110 tons of punching, bending and notching force this Piranha Ironworker will boost shop productivity. The Piranha Ironworker brand has earned the respect of metal fabricators across the nation; Gulf States Saw & Machine is a trusted dealer and proud to carry Piranha’s line of ironworkers.
The P-90 Piranha Ironworker dovetail slide allows steel fabricators to switch from punching to bending, easily and efficiently. Metalworking machine shops everywhere have come to appreciate Piranha’s Quick-Change Tooling. Likewise, the urethane strippers almost eliminate part distortion, while minimizing stroke length. These standard features, plus more horsepower per ton, is why Piranha Ironworker machines lead the competition.
Dual Operator Piranha PII-88 allows simultaneous operation for the punch station, shear/copper-notcher and punch stations. This ironworker can double your production by offering dual operation. Additionally, it has advanced features such the Automatic Urethanehold Down on Plate and Angle Shear.
We can help you reduce the cost of each part and boost your productivity.
The Piranha-Whitney combination is consistently better than lasers, plasma machines and water jet machines in terms of ROI, even as laser technology improves to cut thicker pieces faster. The Punch Plasma Combination will place more parts on the floor in steel, stainless and aluminum than any other process.
Contact us today to discuss how we can reduce your cost per piece and increase your productivity - with the right machine for the job.
Buildings, bridges, highways, and other constructions all contain structural and reinforcing steel and iron. Although steel is the main metal used in this profession, they are frequently referred to as ironworkers or erectors.
Piranha ironworkers provide metal fabricators with products of exceptional quality and cutting-edge design. Each Piranha delivers high-quality work, setup time savings, adaptability and diversity through a variety of tooling, factory engineering, and support.
Workers in the structural iron and steel industry make an average of $58,550 per year. Job Outlook: Over the next 10 years, it is predicted that overall employment for ironworkers will increase by 6%, which is about average for all occupations.